Wildlife Paintings Art Space 2000 gallery 7 wildlife paintings art

Oil painting of a leopord by artist Tracy Hinchen Graphic

Leopard

Tracy Hinschen

Life Time -Signature Member

Web Site Canada

An art pad and brush was placed in my hands at the tender age of three. Ever since then, it is hard to take them away from me! I have always loved drawing and illustrating right through school and into my own time. (Hence my grades were atrocious!) I hold a diploma in Commercial Art, which covered many mediums and art forms and helped refine my techniques to a certain extent. My belief is that art can never be mastered until you master yourself� Your creativity is like your personal journal of life; it changes everyday with your moods and lessons learnt. Some days your paintings will reflect sadness etc, but hopefully most days they will reflect great heartfelt beauty. This is why I do not believe in sticking to a certain style. One day I will paint three zebras drinking the last drops of water from a drying up waterhole, to the next day sketching an angelic being looking upon the earth, helping heal us of all today�s tragedies. The main thing is having an obscene amount of fun and sharing your gift for others to enjoy. Please enjoy viewing my site, and by all means send me a line. I am more then happy to reply. Blessings, Tracy

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acrylic painting of a tiger cub sunning himself by artist Angela Comben Graphic

Cheeky Boy

Angela Comben

Life Time - Signature Member

Web Site Australia

Sensitivity, humor and enchantment is the theme that clearly excites Angela as an artist Her paintings reflect a profound understanding of gods creatures. She is continually striving for 'pure perfection' in each piece of work that evolves from her brush. Consistently winning major awards Angela is held in high esteem by her contempories with her professional approach and a positive attitude which is applied to her work Angela's dedication to wildlife art is clearly admired by animal and art lovers Australia wide and internationally.

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Landscape painting of a Light house by artist Nancy Fortunato Graphic

Bass Harbor Lighthouse

Nancy Fortunato

Gold - Signature Member

Web Site U.S.A

Nancy Fortunato is an internationally-known artist specializing in birds, landscapes, lighthouses and portraits of unusual people. The artist finds innovative ways to bring a new perspective to her work...She brings sensitivity to the watercolor medium...She has a lot of integrity to her work... " Excerpted from "Brush with Greatness" (Chicago Sunday Tribune - 1996)More than 12 books include Nancy's work. The most recent work was published in Artistic Touch III, by Chris Unwin. She has been featured in numerous articles and magazines including American Artist Magazine - The Watercolor Page - December 1996. Her work is in numerous private and permanent collections including the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, WI; Rev. Billy Graham; Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts, Hangzhou, China; and is included in three Presidential Collections. The artist has received over 85 national and regional awards in national competitive exhibitions, in 2001 she garnered the Sarah Longmire Memorial Award by noted Juror, Arne Westerman in Aqueous Solution sponsored by St. Louis Artists' Guild, and in 1999 her painting Last Race-Arlington ,was awarded the Award of Excellence by noted Juror, Frank Webb in the 50th Anniversary of the Texas Watercolor Society in San Antonio, Texas. Nancy is an elected signature member of over 23 professional associations including: the American Artists Professional League - Fellow; Arizona Watercolor Association - Royal Scorpion Member; Texas Watercolor Society - Purple Sage Society; Midwest Watercolor Society; American Society of Marine Artists; Society of Animal Artists and numerous other societies. The artist is President Emeritus of the Midwest Watercolor Society, currently serving on the board of directors. In 1999 and again in 2000, Nancy was nominated for prestigious National Medal of Arts presented by the President of the United States. The selection is finalized in the fall later this year. She is listed in Who's Who in the Midwest, Who's Who in American Art, Who's Who in America, Who's Who of American Women, Who's Who in the World, and International Who's Who in the Arts.

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